Sentence examples for the clock has run out from inspiring English sources

He went on to say that "the clock has run out on Ms. Ismail, unfortunately".

"My gut says that the clock has run out for AOL, but I'm happy to see someone make a bold bet," said Salim Ismail, a former Yahoo executive.

The clock has run out on the military commissions, and Colonel Morris should not be allowed to undermine President-elect Barack Obama's efforts to move our nation beyond Guantánamo.

In Nassau, the clock has run out.

When it comes to what he wears, though, it appears as if the clock has run out.

But after officials reviewed the play, it was determined the clock had run out — both on the game and Wisconsin's season.

"The Turks were well on notice that the clock had run out and that it was time for Pastor Brunson to be returned.

It did, and bedlam ensued, first among Mount Vernon and its fans, who assumed the clock had run out before Edney got the shot off, then among New Rochelle and its supporters once the referees affirmed he had.

Ronald Reagan was the statesman that America needed for his time, but the clock had run out on many of his policy prescriptions and it took a "hurricane," as the Niskanen Center conference described it, like Trump to wake up conservatism — and America.

In their view, the clock had run out during Desi Goudstikker's lifetime without her having sued.

Government sources verified that the clock had run out for SeaWorld at the federal worker safety commission, a division of the Department of Labor, which had until end of business Monday to decide whether it would review the case.